Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem on Wednesday said the next Eurogroup meeting of eurozone finance ministers to discuss debt-crippled Greece could take place within the next two weeks.
"I don't have a deadline. I know that there is a sense of urgency we all share. So, we have to see whether it can be next week or ultimately the week after," Dijsselbloem said at a press conference in Paris.
The comments came after a mooted Thursday meeting of the Eurogroup was cancelled to give Greece's creditors more time to decide next steps for the country's massive bailout.
Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem on Wednesday said the next Eurogroup meeting of eurozone finance ministers to discuss debt-crippled Greece could take place within the next two weeks.
“I don’t have a deadline. I know that there is a sense of urgency we all share. So, we have to see whether it can be next week or ultimately the week after,” Dijsselbloem said at a press conference in Paris.
The comments came after a mooted Thursday meeting of the Eurogroup was cancelled to give Greece’s creditors more time to decide next steps for the country’s massive bailout.
